The phrase "assessment would include" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when outlining the components or elements that are part of an assessment process.
Example: "The final evaluation of the project will be comprehensive, and the assessment would include both qualitative and quantitative measures."
Alternatives: "evaluation would encompass" or "review would consist of".
A typical ayurvedic assessment would include an initial diagnosis.
That assessment would include a blood test to confirm whether cannabis (or any other drug) was present in the bloodstream.
A complete collateral damage assessment would include fully investigating serious incidents during the conflict and following up with a public postwar survey of the campaign's impact on civilians.
"We'll be working with headteachers in the coming months on how we get this right, holding schools to account and giving them full credit for the progress they achieve," Morgan said, announcing that the consultation on primary assessment would include teachers and unions.
This more complete assessment would include cultural indicators such as access to a traditional diet and the passing down of traditional knowledge (Johnson and Ranco 2011).
Vascular assessment would include inspection and assessment of pedal pulses.
Based on this analysis all subsequent Palliative Care Trial assessments would include only the most reliable of these 3 measures.
Examples of ecological exposure assessments would include assignment of exposure based on residence in a community, or residence in an area defined by proximity to a waste site.
Examples of individual exposure assessments would include measurements at the residential site of tap water, soil, airborne contamination levels, or biomonitoring data combined with information on patterns of tapwater use, play patterns among children, or residence time at a specific address.
For a specific location, their assessments would include the chemical form of the metal as it enters the environment, the environmental conditions affecting its form and distribution (e.g., soil geochemistry, rainfall), and the effects that particular forms will have on target organisms.
Detailed quality assessment criteria would include modelling details such as allowance for multi-arm trials, specification of variance structures, and assessment of consistency of indirect evidence using different common interventions (that is, different loops of evidence in a treatment network).
